Twin grip centerless grinding machines

The America-based remanufacturer provides its customers with 2 different models of twin grip centerless grinding machines. The "twin grip" grinder is named for its design, where both the regulating wheel and grinding wheel spindles are supported by outboard bearings, unlike the cantilevered spindles found on other machines.

Cincinnati 340-20 twin grip centerless grinding machine

Among Allways Precision's offerings is the Cincinnati 340-20 twin grip model, ideal for precision infeed grinding of long, large parts. This model excels in heavy stock removal thrufeed and offers a 20” grinding wheel width capacity. It is the sturdiest in its range, supporting 100,000 lbs per inch of wheel, ensuring minimal deflection, and accommodating demanding feed rates.

The Cincinnati 340-20 twin grip grinder is ideal for high precision infeed or thrufeed grinding, multiple part infeed grinding, and thrufeed shaft grinding. Available upgrades include dual servo CNC infeed/thrufeed, an extra heavy-duty end bracket, servo regulating wheel drive, variable frequency drives, complete containment guarding, 2-axis CNC grinding and regulating wheel dressers, and an automatic bar feeding system.

Cincinnati 230-10 twin grip centerless grinding machine

For ultimate precision, Allways Precision’s Cincinnati 230-10 twin grip centerless grinder stands as the premier choice. This machine is the stiffest that Cincinnati has ever produced, boasting an impressive 100,000 lbs of static stiffness per inch of wheel. This high level of stiffness minimizes deflection, ensuring maximum precision in every operation.

With robust design and top accuracy, this model delivers exceptional performance, making it ideal for the most rigorous grinding tasks. Various upgrades are also available for the Cincinnati 230-10 to further enhance its performance.

To request a quote about Allways Precision’s remanufactured Cincinnati 340-20 or 230-10 twin grip centerless grinding machines, please contact the company through the references on its online stand.